Winter Home Heating and Forcing Bulbs Advice
County Extension Agent C. T. Parker Jr outlines steps to save fuel this winter by efficient furnace operation, sealed air leaks, proper thermostat use, humidity management, and attic sealing. He also covers forcing spring bulbs indoors and wisely using high quality winter pastures for Texas cattle, with notes on storage, root development, and grazing timing.
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C. T. Parker, Jr
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C. T. Parker Jr
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Nixon strategy of candor earns praise in reporter preview
The piece notes President Nixon’s open disclosure approach to criticism, citing his unannounced White House session with 4,000 realtors and Q A with 40 Democratic House members. It highlights detailed disclosures about wealth and the impeachment funding for the Judiciary Committee, while noting concerns of liberal bias in upcoming hearings. Also includes county agent Parker advising on pasture seedbed prep for Bermuda grass.
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Texas Skipper's Course to Launch for Boaters in Texas
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will offer a free voluntary boating safety course titled The Texas Skipper's Course. It is a 104 page home study program with chapter end reviews and an open book exam graded by the department. Those who complete the instruction receive a safe boater registration card and a permanent state record. The course, set to begin January 1, 1974, aims to curb bad habits and meet rising recreational boating interest.
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Austin
Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Texas
Joel Block
Department
Block
Winters Boat Registration Forms Available Statewide
The Winters Enterprise notes that renewal forms will be available in boat registration renewal packets and through Parks and Wildlife Department offices across the state.
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Governor Briscoe Announces Re election Bid at Fundraiser
Governor Briscoe spoke to over 9,000 at a record fund raising dinner in his honor and said he will seek a four year term next year. Dinner income was estimated around 750000 dollars with about 100000 dollars in expenses.
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